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Old 05-30-2016, 03:39 PM   #1
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My F150 takes like 25oz from empty. An overcharge can cook the compressor, or lack of oil. It also needs to have a vacuum pulled if it was flat or disassembled and air got in. Does the compressor kick on and both fans up front?
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My F150 takes like 25oz from empty. An overcharge can cook the compressor, or lack of oil. It also needs to have a vacuum pulled if it was flat or disassembled and air got in. Does the compressor kick on and both fans up front?

Both fans appear to be running, I didn't visibly inspect the compressor so I can't say for certain that it's on.


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